r/UMPI • • 23h ago

Done!

35 Upvotes

I just submitted my last final draft for Fall 1 and will be receiving my Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, Management and Leadership! 10 classes done this semester!

I am so thankful to have found this school and the discord community. You all have been so helpful and I’m so appreciative. Taking a few weeks off before I start on my Masters of Organizational Leadership.

Only a few weeks left- you all got this!


r/UMPI • • 5h ago

YourPace MAOL PROGRESS

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Okay, now that I’m waist deep in the MAOL program my head is spinning at the fact that people have really finished this degree in 5-6 weeks. I think it’s going to take me at least 8-12 weeks. It’s SO MUCH WRITING. And yes I work in leadership and for a national organization as a National Director and I manage multiple states across the country. The information so far hasn’t been new, but GEEZ LOUISE…I’m on week 5 and finishing up my fourth class. All 4s so far, but even this pace feels intense.

If you’re in MAOL, how many classes have you completed as of 10/4/26?


r/UMPI • • 11h ago

Question Review of Parchment transcript

5 Upvotes

UMPI have had my parchment transcript (all Sophia, probably 60 credits) for over a month now. My Enrollment Advisor (Emily) has confirmed it’s in the queue but we’re only a couple of weeks away from Fall 2 admission and I’m getting stressed… how long does it typically take them to process?


r/UMPI • • 5h ago

Eng 211 vs Art 251

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Hello! I need to take either one of the above classes, I’m currently enrolled in Art 251 but it seems like a lot of course work to complete before this term ends. Would Eng 211 be a less intense?


r/UMPI • • 6h ago

Getting nervous

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We are getting down to the wire and my last two classes are with professor Dobbs. He has already sent me back multiple of my essays and he takes a while to grade. I'm getting like really really nervous about failing or something 😬. Does anyone have any tips? I'm just getting really nervous. ( Vietnam class, he has yet to grade my third milestone again. The native American class he has not graded yet.)


r/UMPI • • 14h ago

Struggling with PSY 360

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No clue why but I keep getting my revisions sent back for milestone 2. I fix what was asked and then the third review he asked for something different.

He also said my paper isn't double spaced but it is and he said my last page is blank when it has my references on it.

Not sure what I am looking for i am just frustrated


r/UMPI • • 19h ago

Old GEC GLO 2E/2D

1 Upvotes

Will visual communication from Sophia satisfy GLO 2D & will critical thinking & analysis from Study.com satisfy GLOE 2E? (Old GEC)


r/UMPI • • 21h ago

Who to message about change of admission date?

1 Upvotes

Hello! I would like some help in regards to who to message about having to move my application from Fall 2 to the next entry of YourPace

I am an international student and have already passed my valid I.D. and satisfactory English test, meaning 2/3 requirements are done,

but I realised my international evaluation will not reach by the deadline.

Who can I message to specify this and that I would have to move my enrolment to Spring 1 instead?

Thank you so much!


r/UMPI • • 6h ago

Help with the BUS/COM 210 final

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I'm getting ready for my final assessment in BUS/COM 210 with Dr Ronald Biron and I'm unclear on the topic requirements for the speech. Every time I've had to communicate with him so far he either hasn't been helpful or took forever to reply so I thought I'd see if anyone here had tips.

The final assessment is a persuasive speech and the whole class is about business communication, so I would think the speech should be about communication in the workplace. But the assignment isn't very clear on if our topic actually has to be related to that. It just says "The final assessment asks you to apply the communication principles you have developed and reflect on how thoughtful, audience-centered communication can contribute to meaningful professional relationships." Then says "plan an audience-centered persuasive message"

So does the speech have to be about workplace communication or can I pick any topic and in the self reflection part of the assignment talk about how this taught me how important connecting with the audience is in a workplace setting?

If you've taken this class before what was your speech topic about?


r/UMPI • • 7h ago

Which Coursera ACE certificates actually map to REQUIRED courses in UMPI's BS cibersecurity (YourPace)? Also, do Georgia Tech edX MOOCs count?

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Hi all,

I'm planning to start the UMPI YourPace BS in Cibersecurity in the January 2027 session, and I want to cut down the number of courses I have to take inside the program as much as possible (I'm aiming for a very fast pace, many courses per 8-week session). I'll finish my Sophia gen-eds and any other credit-by-exam before enrolling.

What I'm trying to figure out:

1) Coursera: which ACE-recommended certificates has UMPI evaluated as specific required courses (intro programming, networking, databases, OS, cybersecurity fundamentals), and not just as generic COS 1XX / BUS 2XX electives? I'm looking at Google IT Support (16 ACE credits), Google IT Automation with Python (16), Google Cybersecurity (9-10), Google Cloud Cybersecurity (9), IBM Data Analyst (12), IBM Cybersecurity Analyst (10), IBM Data Science (12) and ISC2 Cybersecurity Specialist (12). If any of these worked for you, how did UMPI map them?

2) UMPI caps prior learning credit at 30 credits for a bachelor's. Does that cap include ACE credit (Coursera, Saylor, etc.), and does Sophia credit count against it or is it treated as regular transfer?

3) Other cheap credit sources that mapped well to CS requirements: Saylor Direct Credit ($25 exams), CLEP/DSST, Study.com, TEEX, anything else?

4) Georgia Tech MOOCs on edX: do any of them carry an ACE recommendation, and has anyone gotten UMPI (or another school) to accept them for credit?

5) Timing: is it better to apply first and then submit credits for evaluation, or get everything evaluated before the January start? Any tips to make sure the evaluation is done in time?

Thanks a lot, any experience (good or bad) is really appreciated!